Akhter Habib Shah
Biographic Data
| ID | 9586992 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Akhter Habib Shah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Akhter Habib |
| FAMILY NAME | Shah |
| SIGNATURE | SHAH A H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Deconstructing Muslim Identity
This article examines the notion of redefining national identity in post-9/11 American fiction. In a society in which appears a predominant racializing sensibility, especially after a horrific event like the September 11 attacks, the Muslims in America have often been constructed as people of fear and suspicion. However, contemporary Muslim-American writers have chosen to fight back. Writing is their weapon to fight back against those stereotypes…
Deconstructing Feminine Identity Using Spivak's Subaltern Lens
This study examines Gayatri Spivak's contributions to post-colonial and subaltern studies. The study aims to identify the elements that make Spivak's work relevant, distinctive, and vital amid a deluge of literary theories. Throughout her work, Spivak explores the experiences of oppressed women. Subaltern women's identification and struggle have been fundamentally challenged in her publications. This study highlights Spivak's distinctive critical…
Effectiveness of Anchored Instruction in Online vs. Blended Language Immersion for Public Speaking in Foreign Language Teaching
Anchored instruction, a well-established pedagogical theory, enhances learning outcomes by situating information within real-world contexts and leveraging instructor facilitation. This study conducts a comparative analysis of two instructional modalities—blended and online immersion—in a tertiary-level Public Speaking course, framed within the theoretical construct of anchored instruction. The research involved two homogeneous cohorts (N=66), one…
Mapping the Cultural Landscape of the Homeland
The widely renowned and exhaustively researched Kashmiri-American diasporic poet, Agha Shahid Ali, has received acclaim for his portrayal of themes such as loss, longing for the homeland, nostalgia, hyphenated identity, hybridity, and dislocation, among others. However, within the purview of new historicism, this paper intends to examine the interplay of literature, culture, and history. Using Clifford Geertz's framework of "thick description," t…
Representation of Palestine and Kashmir Conflict in English Literature
This comparative study delves into the nuanced realm of resistance literature originating from the conflicted territories of Kashmir and Palestine. It seeks to examine and juxtapose the literary expressions emerging from these regions, shedding light on their shared themes and narratives that articulate resistance against political oppression, occupation, and socio-cultural turmoil. Through an interdisciplinary approach, this paper shall analyse …
Challenges of Islamic education in the new era of information and communication technologies
Various consequences of social networks in virtual space are expanding as a new phenomenon in Islamic societies in line with other societies. Social science thinkers point to the two-sided role of the Internet and virtual space in economic, cultural and religious development. Humans need to communicate collectively based on their inherent nature. The media and means of mass communication, which had a slow growth in the past, have faced significan…
Impact of Principal Leadership Styles on Teacher Job Performance
This study is intended to investigate the relationship and effect of principal leadership styles on teacher job performance at public secondary schools in Faisalabad city, Punjab, Pakistan. Given a correlational design purpose, data were assembled by drawing a sample of 102 principals and 512 teachers through self-administered questionnaires. The first instrument titled “Questionnaire for Principal Leadership Style” (QPLS) comprises three subscal…
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Impact of Principal Leadership Styles on Teacher Job Performance
This study is intended to investigate the relationship and effect of principal leadership styles on teacher job performance at public secondary schools in Faisalabad city, Punjab, Pakistan. Given a correlational design purpose, data were assembled by drawing a sample of 102 principals and 512 teachers through self-administered questionnaires. The first instrument titled “Questionnaire for Principal Leadership Style” (QPLS) comprises three subscal…
Challenges of Islamic education in the new era of information and communication technologies
Various consequences of social networks in virtual space are expanding as a new phenomenon in Islamic societies in line with other societies. Social science thinkers point to the two-sided role of the Internet and virtual space in economic, cultural and religious development. Humans need to communicate collectively based on their inherent nature. The media and means of mass communication, which had a slow growth in the past, have faced significan…
Mapping the Cultural Landscape of the Homeland
The widely renowned and exhaustively researched Kashmiri-American diasporic poet, Agha Shahid Ali, has received acclaim for his portrayal of themes such as loss, longing for the homeland, nostalgia, hyphenated identity, hybridity, and dislocation, among others. However, within the purview of new historicism, this paper intends to examine the interplay of literature, culture, and history. Using Clifford Geertz's framework of "thick description," t…
Representation of Palestine and Kashmir Conflict in English Literature
This comparative study delves into the nuanced realm of resistance literature originating from the conflicted territories of Kashmir and Palestine. It seeks to examine and juxtapose the literary expressions emerging from these regions, shedding light on their shared themes and narratives that articulate resistance against political oppression, occupation, and socio-cultural turmoil. Through an interdisciplinary approach, this paper shall analyse …
Deconstructing Feminine Identity Using Spivak's Subaltern Lens
This study examines Gayatri Spivak's contributions to post-colonial and subaltern studies. The study aims to identify the elements that make Spivak's work relevant, distinctive, and vital amid a deluge of literary theories. Throughout her work, Spivak explores the experiences of oppressed women. Subaltern women's identification and struggle have been fundamentally challenged in her publications. This study highlights Spivak's distinctive critical…
Effectiveness of Anchored Instruction in Online vs. Blended Language Immersion for Public Speaking in Foreign Language Teaching
Anchored instruction, a well-established pedagogical theory, enhances learning outcomes by situating information within real-world contexts and leveraging instructor facilitation. This study conducts a comparative analysis of two instructional modalities—blended and online immersion—in a tertiary-level Public Speaking course, framed within the theoretical construct of anchored instruction. The research involved two homogeneous cohorts (N=66), one…
Deconstructing Muslim Identity
This article examines the notion of redefining national identity in post-9/11 American fiction. In a society in which appears a predominant racializing sensibility, especially after a horrific event like the September 11 attacks, the Muslims in America have often been constructed as people of fear and suspicion. However, contemporary Muslim-American writers have chosen to fight back. Writing is their weapon to fight back against those stereotypes…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · History (2 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (2 works) · Ancient history (1 work)